Former WWE champion Bray Wyatt has passed away at 36 years

Former WWE champion Bray Wyatt has passed away at 36 years old, as revealed by Chief Content Officer Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque via social media. Renowned as Windham Rotunda offstage, Wyatt had been absent from WWE programming since February due to what is believed to be a severe health condition, tragically leading to his demise. Recent reports had indicated his imminent return to the wrestling ring.

Bray Wyatt dies at age 36: WWE chief content officer Triple H confirms — Bray Wyatt dies at age 36: WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H confirms

Bray Wyatt, an influential personality within WWE, known for his innovative character presentations and his daring push beyond the limits of professional wrestling, sadly departed on Thursday at the age of 36. The disclosure was made by Paul “Triple H” Levesque, WWE’s chief content officer, who communicated the information through social media channels. Outside the ring, Wyatt was known by his birth name, Windham Rotunda. He had been on a hiatus from WWE for several months, grappling with an undisclosed health ailment. While he had been associated with WWE since 2009, there was a surprising release for just over a year spanning 2021 and 2022. Rotunda made a comeback to WWE in September of the previous year, marked by significant excitement and an enigmatic narrative. This included cryptic video clips that contributed to a boost in television ratings.

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